I was asked how to make the crib rail covers as seen here:
I basically googled how to do it and went from there. I can't remember which site it was now, but below are a couple of links with similar ideas. Each crib could be slightly different, so my advice is measure yours and adapt the pattern to your situation. I did not use velcro as our little man can take off his bibs now when they have velcro so he would figure out how to remove the crib rail protector. I was going to use snaps but I didn't have enough material, so ribbon/twill tape it was. We'll see how that lasts!!
https://howdoesshe.com/padded-crib-rail-cover-tutorial/ (I think it was this one I used)
https://tashamillergriffith.com/2013/12/05/diy-crib-rail-covers-for-teethers-a-tutorial/
https://augustjoystudios.com/crib-teething-rail-guard-tutorial/
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Never even thought of using tin foil to keep the rust from my very old ironing board off the cover. Instead we went out and got a new one. Must remember this for the next time.
God bless.
Creative!
I use my iron so infrequently these days! Good for you.
Very inventive and the crib rail cover looks pretty.
Next time you need to put a new cover on your ironing board, take the old foil, crumple it and use it like sandpaper on the rust - it just might take it off, or at least some of it. In the past I've used aluminum foil to "sand" rust off the chrome legs of a dinette set. It really works on chrome, never tried it on anything else.
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